Wisteria
Day: April 4, 2013
Smiling through your window
Please don’t pull the curtains
For I am coming by.
I want to see your underwear
Is it thermal? …Don’t be shy.
Please don’t turn your light out
For I wish to peek in.
I like to see men in their beds
Is it a big sin?
Why not sleep stark naked
For then I’ll see your chest.
Have you still got hairs on
OK. Leave on that vest.
Do not put your glasses on
To see whom I might be
I shall wear a pointed hat
Topped with a cherie
I like to see you sleeping with
a smile upon your face
I do hope you are dreaming
of a sweet embrace.
I’ll gaze in and smile at you
And then tip toe away
For if I see you smiling
I’ll be joyous all the day.
I love to see you happy
I ‘ll be with you when you’re sad.
Sharing deeper feelings
Stops us from going mad.
So please don’t pull the curtains.
I am real, I’m not a ghost
I met many people
And I love you the most.
whisky and tea | “Yes, of course we were pretentious — what else is youth for?” – Julian Barnes
whisky and tea | “Yes, of course we were pretentious — what else is youth for?” – Julian Barnes.
I have found this blog which is giving me pleasure and knowledge … the Sylvia Plath post is very touching…I can’t see anywhere to comment thouigh.
Take a look… wonderful post on the Anglican Church
Is it politically correct to use the adverb gaily to describe children playing?
I wrote a little piece with “gaily” in it but am unsure if it offensive to some people.I know “gay”
means homosexual,but does gaily too?I am a genuine enquirer.I hate to lose a good word.
Lonely even with people in one’s life?
“Lonely people can have others in their life in some fashion, including many acquaintances. What they lack is a true connection with someone. For whatever reason, they haven’t been able to forge a bond with someone who will be there for them for the long-term. The inability to share their greatest joys and fears with someone who cares about them is what makes people feel lonely.”
Read more here
